each country has its own orders and rules, sometimes they are not dictated by the state at all, what comes out of this, we will tell you today, are the most dangerous and terrible areas of the world that will never find their way into tourist brochures. huge neighborhoods and even entire cities, where it is better not to interfere, criminal ghettos, drug dens and simply bankrupt cities, where chaos flourishes, and the law is written down on the street. he's right. then stronger.

bulgaria, romania, mexico, brazil, honduras, south africa and others have different geographies in dangerous ratings. let's start with the stronghold of democracy. it has been called a ghost town for many years now . once thriving thanks to the automobile industry , detroit has been steadily deteriorating since the middle of the last century.

businesses and state-owned enterprises are closing, people are leaving en masse, the population has decreased by more than 2/3, the city has been officially declared bankrupt for 11 years, and owes the authorities approximately 20 billion dollars. detroit very often ends up in crime reports; shootouts in the middle of the day are commonplace here; robberies are rampant. pickpocketing, car thefts, armed attacks. many areas are considered particularly dangerous and are controlled by drug gangs. the city has many streets overgrown with weeds and thousands of abandoned houses. another point of social catastrophe in the united states is the philadelphia region. the city is called the drug capital of america. kensington is not the outskirts of the city at all; the center is only 15-20 minutes away. scary scenes, as it were.

horror film, they are called zombies and the walking dead, unconscious, hunched over in a stupor, after the next dose, hordes of drug addicts filled the sidewalks of the street, richest country. the orange little things on the ground and the white packages are packages. bumps from used syringes. many drug addicts use syringes here several times, although syringes are given out free of charge to volunteer organizations. dirt, garbage, syringes, an open-air hangout, complete and ominous chaos. you can buy a set for 3 dollars. for just 3 dollars you can buy something heavy, like medamphetamine, or basically anything you like. the harsh truth of american life, the shocking scale of the decay of society. bad habit here no one hides, they trade and inject.

openly, but instead of proactive measures, social services rely on safe use, that is, they distribute clean needles to drug addicts, and with a reserve, the results are questionable. every day we are provided with this emergency kit. 10 packages, syringes, clean water, a tourniquet, in short, everything you need to take the drug. everyone gets it because it’s profitable, you step aside, sell two needles for a dollar, but... and now, you already have money for a dose. in the middle of american streets they even install tents where men and women quietly take drugs. the two most popular banned substances are fintanil, a cheap analogue of heroin, and xylazine, a drug intended for anesthesia in horses. kensington is a heroin ghetto. hundreds of drug addicts are lying around stoned on the street, dealers are selling doses without hesitating anyone, and if you dare to come here by metro, they will approach you right at the exit from the station.

wounds that are in desperate need of medical attention, and needles, syringes and trash litter the sidewalks. from overdose drug use in the us kills a person every 7 minutes. every year , more than 100,000 people lose their lives due to deadly poisons, more than from shootings and car accidents combined. shabby entrances, garbage on the streets and many, many beggars and beggars, this is the paris you don’t see in glossy advertising magazines. whites fled from here a long time ago, this is what they say about barbès, one of the most

dangerous areas of paris. the eighteenth district of the city of love is far from romance and humanism. beggars and merchants selling stolen goods near the metro. the first refugees from north africa appeared. these are, of course, not fabelas, but even big ones can fly here, that’s what the locals say. here no one cares about you, and the locals often fight with each other over some nonsense. at such moments it is especially scary, because they can throw out their aggression on you, and you are completely helpless. this area is like a powder keg, any spark can cause a surge of hatred. mostly unemployed people from algeria, tunisia, and other countries live here. displaced people gather in communes based on ethnicity belonging and often fight among themselves over the division of territory. many live on the streets or in underground passages. the dominance of poverty, drugs and, of course, crime. the dirty side of freedom, beauty and love. not only tourists are not allowed here. parisians themselves

try not to know, or not to notice, this part of the french capital. there are quite a few undocumented street vagabonds here, and there are plenty of them living with whole families. in cars or built on sidewalk huts. in the north of the barbès quarter, near the boulevard peripherique, the parisian equivalent of mkat, there is even a whole street of cars and vans filled with clothes, blankets and dishes. next to them are small plastic tables for snacking, and trash is strewn around. while men scurry around the area, women sit inside with their children and don’t even look outside. due to the influx of migrants, local authorities recommend that tourists - quote, avoid places located near...

and what is happening on their streets is not entirely pleasing to them, this same area is in the swamp of illegal immigrants, thousands live under bridges migrants, another metro station where it is dangerous to be - stalingrad, by the way, there was the largest refugee camp in all of paris. stalingrad faced problems with homelessness and drug use in

public places, which marred its busy streets. when entering or leaving the station, you will often see many people living in tents or sleeping bags under the station.

molinbeg is also advised to avoid, especially at night, the most dangerous and notorious area of ​​​​arab emigrants in brussels. connections with terrorism and a high crime rate, it is also called an incubator of european jihadism. it looks like an ordinary area, but this is where traces of most european terrorist attacks lead. people from molinbeek blew up madrid, paris, brussels, just like in neighboring france. dangerous tumors of the city appeared precisely in those areas where migrants from different... countries came in search of a better life, these people who even become belgian, belgians, firstly, they do not

speak the local language, and secondly, they do not know the local language at all culture and live in areas where they are absolutely separated from the local society and where they receive information through television of the countries from which they came, that is, integration does not occur, this, i would say, quartering occurs, that is, chinatowns appear, appears.

to become such a victim, you just need to look decent, it’s as simple as that. moreover, the ransom amount can reach up to 100 thousand dollars; about 70% of the population of caracas lives in such slums. prosperous areas sometimes coexist with bario without any transitions, for example, one of the richest areas of caracasab with golf courses, lives side by side with the sbario chappilin.

from the notorious brazilian favelas and the huge kibera slums in kenya, where many still live without electricity, running water or sewerage. kooloon is perhaps the most famous example of a deprived area in the world. having been a fortress city in the 19th century, in the 20th century it turned into... the word is unsafe, in the middle of the 20th century it was controlled by triads, and the government had no access to

wild fortress. in the middle of the 20th century, kowloon received the status of the most densely populated city in the world; it turns out that there were 2 million people per square kilometer of land at that time; it seems that this record has not yet been broken. for comparison, we can say that the population density in moscow is less than 5,000, in hong kong itself there are about 6,800 people per the same square kilometer. until the early nineties, koolu was called the city of darkness. and here is the classic set. missing people, drugs, casinos and prostitution. they decided to restore order only in anticipation of the handover of hong kong from britain to china. the criminal gang was simply razed to the ground. they obeyed no one. a huge human forest has appeared on the territory of the former fort. this means that the average height is up to ten floors. some parts of this little building were 14 floors high, but not

higher, the fact is that the kaitak airport was located nearby, so it was impossible to build higher than 14 floors, which means that there wasn’t anything there, a brothel, an opium den, a casino, hairdressing salons and shopping points, in general this human being was a city within a city, it lived in its own way... however, koolun also has a spiritual successor, a monster house, it was built in the sixties of the last century and over 10 thousand people live in it, endless floors, blood going into the sky. the population density also breaks world records, while the apartments themselves do not exceed 10 square meters, but this does not scare even visitors. hong kong is one of the most expensive cities in the world; renting an apartment in this monster by local standards costs pennies, $1,500 per month. we managed to get inside the house

even to accommodate a mosque and a buddhist temple, the building was chosen by filmmakers, and it is also... called an instagram house, triads, where would we be without them, finding at least someone in such caged apartments is a difficult task for the police, this is what they take advantage of. since the beginning of the 20th century, royal crossroads in australia has become a place where local mafiosi lived. the peak of the area came in... the sixties, when a gang war literally broke out on the streets. the authorities could not do anything about the raging area, and after the world war they introduced new law, 6 hour rule. this meant that after 6 pm, all bars and pubs in the area closed. this is how they wanted to overcome the number of violent murders. the law was repealed at the end of the 20th century, but was soon returned. the alcohol ban

was reinstated in 2014 after two people died in a drunken brawl in thomas.

having gone through an entire highway, where they were simply robbed night and day, but the state dealt with banditry, order was restored in the country, and today, from the selection given in the program , it’s hard for us to even imagine anything close, another reason to appreciate what we have and take care of order and peace in your hometowns, happily, everything you wanted.

they come to classes with joy and pleasure, we have classes right here in the church, i considered it rightly necessary, because children should breathe at least church air, about the sacraments of the orthodox church, when people come to the divine liturgy, when they receive communion there, they in some sense, in some sense, a certain sacrament of our unity with each other and with the living is taking place.

must also insure us against possibly very noble-looking citizens who it seems like ours, but...

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